Soil Testing

Cultivator Phyto Lab excels at providing complete soil testing services for agricultural and non-agricultural lands. As the properties of soil vary depending on its composition and type the quality of the soil is judged by analyzing those properties that limit the usage of land. We test soil samples across the season and types and provide special services. There are various chemical testing parameters offered namely, pH value, porosity, water content, organic carbon, potassium, etc.

Test Methods: As per all national and international methods like AOAC, APHA, EU, Indian standard, FSSAI, ISO, own validated methods and customer supplied methods. Indian Standards (IS) (USFDA) (ASTM) (AOCS) (ASTA) (PAM) US-EPA Methods (API) (IP)(FCC), In-house validated methods.

Soil Testing Parameters

pH valuePorosityArsenic
Organic Carbon and MatterRelative DensityBoron
Nitrate NitrogenTextureCadmium
Ammoniacal NitrogenSodiumChromium
Grain Size AnalysisSpecific GravityCobalt
Wet Sieve AnalysisElectrical conductivityCopper
Exchangeable CalciumCation exchange capacityLead
Exchangeable SodiumField CapacityMagnesium
Exchangeable PotassiumWater holding capacityManganese
Water contentSoil moistureMercury
Total Soluble Solids Calcium CarbonateAvailable Phosphorous Available SulphurMolybdenum
Total Kjeldahl NitrogenChlorideNickel
AluminumPhosphorusSilver
TinPotassiumZinc

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